Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 600 W 1U server power supply for industrial computers and switches
This 600 watt unit fits a standard 1U server chassis. It is designed for industrial computers, servers and network switches that require a compact redundant power source. The supply is new and intended for rack-mounted equipment where space is limited.
The 1U form factor allows the unit to sit in a single rack unit without blocking adjacent bays. It delivers 600 watts to the motherboard and drive backplanes through the server's native power distribution board. Builders who need higher wattage or a different form factor should select another model.
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The 600 W rating is the ceiling; exceeding it triggers over-current protection and shuts the unit down.
A single high-speed fan exhausts heat from the rear; expect noticeable airflow noise typical of 1U server PSUs under constant load.
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